(Refusal of Registration)
Article 6 (1) The Prime Minister or prefectural governor shall refuse to register a person who wishes to be registered under Article 3, paragraph (1) when said person falls under any of the following items, or when a written application for registration or the documents attached thereto contain any false statement about important matters or lack statements about material facts:
(i) An adult ward or a person under curatorship;
(ii) A bankrupt person who has not had his/her rights restored;
(iii) A person whose registration has been rescinded pursuant to the provisions of Article 24-6-4, paragraph (1), Article 24-6-5, paragraph (1), or Article 24-6-6, paragraph (1) (limited to the part concerning item (i)) and for whom five years have not elapsed since the date of rescission (in the case where the person whose registration has been rescinded is a juridical person, this shall also apply to a person who was the juridical person's Officer within 30 days prior to the date of rescission and for whom five years have not elapsed since the date of rescission);
(iv) A person who has been sentenced to imprisonment without work or a severer punishment and for whom five years have not elapsed since the day on which execution of the sentence was completed or since the day on which said person ceased to be subject to the execution of the sentence;
(v) A person who has been sentenced to a fine for having violated the provisions of this Act, the Act Regulating the Receipt of Contributions, Receipt of Deposits and Interest Rates (Act No. 195 of 1954), the Former Act on Facilitating Self-Regulation by Money Lenders (Act No. 102 of 1972), or the Act on the Prevention of Unjust Acts by Organized Crime Group Members (Act No. 77 of 1991) (excluding the provisions of Article 32-3,